Tre Johnson is going to be an absolute star and the Wizards front office isn't the only one who sees it.
Since the departure of John Wall and Bradley Beal, the Washington Wizards have desperately been searching for a franchise player they can build around.
Washington took a swing on the slim chance that Jordan Poole could develop into that player with an increased role.
They even selected Alex Sarr at No. 2 overall last offseason hoping that he could be that player for them, and while he still could be, early signs point to the realstic fact that the 7-footer may not be a franchise player but instead an above average rotation player or a two-way stud at his best.